First: Program Mission
The Psychology Program at the Faculty of Arts, Kafrelsheikh University, is committed to preparing graduates who are academically and professionally distinguished and able to compete in the local and regional job markets. Graduates contribute to community service and environmental development through scientific research and studies, achieving leadership in the provision of psychological services in line with quality standards.
Second: Program Objectives
By the end of the Psychology Program, graduates will be able to:
1. Draw on other disciplines in ways that serve their own field.
2. Think critically and reason logically.
3. Follow the methods of scientific thinking and scientific research.
4. Apply humanistic knowledge to serve society positively.
5. Acquire a culture of citizenship and engage constructively with others.
6. Grasp the basic concepts, theories, and schools of thought in psychology.
7. Gather information from a range of knowledge sources.
8. Apply scientific research in the field of psychology.
9. Keep pace with new developments in psychology.
10. Apply the knowledge and skills they have acquired in practical life.
11. Analyze psychological variables.
12. Critique scientific theories in the field of psychology.
13. Evaluate methods and approaches to psychological measurement and therapy.
14. Interpret psychological phenomena.
Third: Distinguishing Features of the Program
• The program benefits from the faculty’s long-standing standing, having been launched in 1992.
• The program enjoys a distinctive location within the university, in the city of Kafrelsheikh in the Nile Delta.
• Excellent infrastructure supports a high-quality educational service.
• Student demand for the program is growing.
• The program is aligned with labor market needs and offers graduates a variety of job opportunities.
• Its academic content is kept up to date through modern technological methods, including audio and visual tools and the use of computers.
• It provides academic and research services by teaching students how to prepare an academic research paper and the various research methods.
• Student assessment systems have been developed in light of the emergency conditions caused by the COVID-19 crisis.
• Teaching and learning methods and policies for the program’s students have been developed in light of the emergency conditions caused by the COVID-19 crisis.
Program Coordinator:
Program Director: Dr Mohamed Ahmed Abou El-Ata
Dean of the Faculty, Prof. Ayat Hassan Shams El-Din
Academic Staff of the Program
No. Name Academic Rank
1 Prof. Faten Talaat Qansoua Professor of Clinical Psychology
2 Dr Mohamed Ahmed Abou El-Ata Assistant Professor of Clinical Psychology
3 Dr Rasha Nagy Mohamed Assistant Professor of Clinical Psychology
4 Dr Hanaa Abdel Azim Mohamed Assistant Professor of Psychology
5 Dr Mohamed Nagib Eid Lecturer of Psychology
6 Dr Samia Gamal Kilany Lecturer of Cognitive Psychology
7 Dr Amal El-Sayed Belal Lecturer of Clinical Psychology
8 Dr Dalia Mohamed Khattab Lecturer of Clinical Psychology
9 Ms. Samaa Mohamed Abou El-Enein Assistant Lecturer, Department of Psychology
10 Ms. Zeinab Maher Abdel Hay Atiyya Ghoneim Demonstrator, Department of Psychology
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